>We need clarification on whether the Pi is even accessible when booted
(maybe has no screen, no keyboard, etc.)
>Any updates RM?
It's not accessible. I can't work out how to set the IP address from the
image I create on the other machine.
>I went with the assumption that the Pi boot media needed config before
booting the Pi, but if that's not the case, yours is probably >better.
That's right. In the end, though it's a minor faff, I connected a kvm to
it and configured it "old school". Once I got it setup, I cloned the card,
powered down machine 1, booted up machine 2 (which of course thinks it's
machine 1 so powering down essential to avoid a IP address conflict), ssh'd
into it, made the changes. Then rinse and repeat until I have my 4 nodes
up. Wouldn't be doable for a larger cluster of course but I couldn't see
an easier way. Cluster now up and running nicely.
Thanks for everyone's suggestions.
Cheers
R
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